Description
The Metropolitan Government of Nashville and Davidson County (Metro) issued an RFQ for an Indefinite‑Delivery/Indefinite‑Quantity (IDIQ) contract to provide odor and corrosion control services for its wastewater collection system. The contract is “best‑value” evaluated, requires delivery of up to 4,000 gal of chemical treatment per tanker load, and includes liquid‑phase and vapor‑phase treatment, equipment installation, routine maintenance, performance monitoring, and reporting. No minimum purchase quantity is guaranteed; Metro will issue purchase orders on an as‑needed basis. The solicitation includes strict safety and environmental requirements (no EPA/CERCLA‑listed hazardous substances), insurance mandates, background‑check requirements, and socio‑economic goals (1 % MBE, 1 % WBE, 24 % SBE/SDV participation). The solicitation opened 15 May 2026, closed 10 June 2026, and the Intent‑to‑Award was issued 23 June 2026. The award was subsequently made (status “Awarded”), though the vendor name is not disclosed.
• IDIQ, no guaranteed minimum spend – purchase orders issued as needs arise.
• Required chemical delivery via tanker (≈4,000 gal), with compliance to material compatibility and EPA/CERCLA restrictions.
• Mandatory insurance, background checks, and EBO participation (MBE/WBE/SBE) for subcontractors.
• Performance metrics: dissolved H₂S < 0.5 mg/L, airborne H₂S < 10 mg/m³, nitrate residual ≥ 1 mg/L.